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  • Hello Gardeners, I’m Amanda McNulty with Clemson Extension and Making It Grow. During a recent interview, Commissioner of Agriculture Hugh Weathers…
  • Hello Gardeners, I’m Amanda McNulty with Clemson Extension and Making It Grow. Bottle gourds have been used by ancient and modern peoples for over ten…
  • I’m Amanda McNulty with Clemson Extension and Making It Grow. At our recent filming at Magnolia Plantation and Gardens, we met several people who help our…
  • You've probably seen classical music performers who bounce, or shake, or stomp, or fling their hair, or moan and groan and grimace. Perhaps you've been…
  • I once asked the composer Max Raimi what he thought of a certain other composer’s music. He replied that her music had interesting sounds, and interesting…
  • It’s popular, in some circles, to find links between creative genius and mental illness. Among composers, Robert Schumann—who attempted suicide after…
  • Imagine, for a moment, Mozart walking down Broadway, in New York City. It’s not so easy. But Lorenzo da Ponte, who wrote the librettos for Mozart’s operas…
  • Johannes Brahms had worked on and off for fifteen years to complete his first symphony, but the second took him only four months. He wrote it in a small…
  • Host Miles Hoffman discusses the history of the Lute, a plucked string instrument which is held and played very much like a guitar.A Minute with Miles- a…
  • Here’s a question: Should we really care about the personal lives of the composers we admire? When we don’t know anything about their lives, we certainly…
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